Best Unjustly Poems
Below are the all-time best Unjustly poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of unjustly poems written by PoetrySoup members
PiercedImperfect as we are, how can we
begin to grasp the intensity
of His pain, that immense agony
of suffering for humanity?
To be unblemished, yet have to be
the...
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Categories:
unjustly, god,
Form:
Monorhyme
Never SilentThose who die unjustly
because of bigotry
because of prejudice
because of unadulterated hate
are never silent
their blood cries out
like the blood of innocent Abel
the anguished cries
"I can't Breathe"
"I'm...
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Categories:
unjustly, discrimination, judgement,
Form:
Free verse
MemoriesLife was harsh for me
very harsh from the beginning, in the little village in Greece.
We hardly had anything to eat because everything was
destroyed by WW2...
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Categories:
unjustly, courage, god, life, memory,
Form:
Bio
Timorous CreedsDancing to the tune of iniquity,
Deviously artless in their silent retreat,
Elusively lashing out unjustly,
Pelting out timorous creeds;
A casualty in their vapid beliefs,
Brought upon by...
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Categories:
unjustly, character, conflict, endurance, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
The Fat Lady Has Sung
O harlot of colored scarlet hath divided the spoils
The wealthy, well oiled, prophesy uncertainty
Thee measures of barley spoil not the oil or wine
heavenly...
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Categories:
unjustly, angst, faith,
Form:
Elegy
Perceived
since I was a child
fumbling and stumbling my friends
always at my side
my quiet shyness
misunderstood and prejudged
leaving me confused
unfair bullying
leaving me a weeping wreck
lost inside myself
this...
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Categories:
unjustly, bullying, loneliness, poetry, writing,
Form:
Senryu
Lifting of My VeilI been seeing my life through a cloudy veil.
Although it was my fault, my own sight I did curtail.
I believed in going with the flow,...
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Categories:
unjustly, introspection,
Form:
Monorhyme
African KingYour not alone in this trying world,
I feel your emptiness.
If I could I would break your chains and carry the burden of your pain.
My...
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Categories:
unjustly, urbanday, life,
Form:
Lyric
Dysfunctional Inner PeaceThe scorpions creeping out from words slowly, acutely framing
where judgement claims the higher position unconditionally
lone vulture hanging over its unsuspecting prey ready to pounce...
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Categories:
unjustly, conflict, deep, prejudice, pride,
Form:
Quatrain
Who Am II was on the cross at Calvary
The day Jesus suffered and died
An innocent Man who took your place
Was unjustly crucified
No one...
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Categories:
unjustly, faith, family, inspirationalme,
Form:
Rhyme
Dysfunctional Inner PeaceThe scorpions creeping out from words slowly, acutely framing
where judgement claims the higher position unconditionally
lone vulture hanging over its unsuspecting prey ready to pounce...
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Categories:
unjustly, analogy, character, feelings, mythology,
Form:
Quatrain
If I Were Your LoveIf I were your love, who deeply cared for you,
I would wipe the tears of anguish from your eyes,
And I would plant poignant...
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Categories:
unjustly, love, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
Where Has All the Beauty GoneWhere Has All The Beauty Gone?
There is no time like the now times,
The ever-present blood-swooshing times.
Time again to surrender as a smitten lover surrenders,
To the...
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Categories:
unjustly, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
A War CommencedFrom the farthest distance of the land
Many soldiers fought in armies
In wars cruel demands.
A governing hand that didn't care
The brutal bastards
Committed unjustly crimes...
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Categories:
unjustly, anger, bangla, death, grave,
Form:
Free verse
The Fairy Tale BookThe copyright is ’58;
I’ve owned it ever since.
Its stories, 28 in all,
My childhood do evince.
I likely read it to myself;
My memory has faded
But all the...
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Categories:
unjustly, books,
Form:
Rhyme